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Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: European Affairs (20 Jun 2007): Nia Griffith: .... It is important that a Union of comparatively rich and influential countries take a lead on the issue. Even under existing arrangements, there has been helpful co-operation on issues such as terrorism, as the hon. Member for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk (Mr. Moore) said. We need to use the existing channels so that we can co-operate on cross-border crime. In particular, we must...
Business of the House: Hague Programme (30 Nov 2006): Nia Griffith: ...small but significant criminal element that seeks to profit from that freedom. That is why I welcome the motion's emphasis on practical co-operation to deal with transnational challenges such as terrorism and crime.
Defence in the World (7 Jul 2005): Nia Griffith: ...who lived in Italy in 1978, when terrorist acts included the kidnapping and murdering of the then Italian Prime Minister. I know that Members will agree that we must be determined not to give in to terrorism. As we remember this weekend the end of the second world war, I want to turn our thoughts to the immense bravery and sacrifice of so many of our citizens. It is indeed a very fitting...

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